Mouse over any character above to learn the story of the Luncheon of the Boating Party by Renoir.
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Alphonse Fournaise Jr. (Alphonsine's brother) was responsible for the boat rentals. Aline Charigot, the young seamstress Renoir had recently met and would later marry. The smiling woman leaning on the railing is thought to be Alphonsine Fournaise, the daughter of the proprietor. Dressed in a brown bowler hat, Baron Raoul Barbier a bon vivant and former mayor of colonial Saigon. The younger man wearing a more casual brown coat and cap is thought to be Jules Laforgue, the poet, critic and personal secretary to Ephrussi. The actress Ellen Andree drinks from a glass. Wearing a top hat, the wealthy amateur art historian, collector, and editor of the Gazette des Beaux-Arts, Charles Ephrussi The actress Angele. Renoir's fellow artist, close friend and wealthy patron, Gustave Callebotte (1848-1894). The Italian Journalist Maggiolo. The bureaucrat Eugene Pierre Lestringez. The artist Paul Lhote. The fashionably dressed, famous actress Jeanne Samary.